Lottery Sambad’s 1 PM result, published every afternoon here, is the first of the day’s three Dear Lottery draws – better known to regular players as Dear Morning. It’s run entirely by the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries, a department that’s been conducting government lottery draws since 1972, making the 1 PM slot one of the longest-running fixtures in India’s Dear Lottery schedule.
Why the name changes daily. If you’ve ever noticed your ticket printed with a name you don’t recognize – instead of simply “1 PM” – that’s normal. Every day of the week, the Nagaland State Lotteries department runs the 1 PM draw under its own name, while keeping the draw time, prize tiers, and rules identical. This is purely a naming convention, not a different lottery, so always match your ticket by its printed time first, then use the numbers shown on this page to check it — the draw name is secondary.
What’s on this page. The moment today’s 1 PM result is declared, the full number breakdown appears here — 1st Prize (₹1 Crore) down through 2nd (₹10,000), 3rd (₹500), 4th (₹250), and 5th (₹120), plus the Consolation Prize. You can view it on-screen, download the official result image, or save it as a PDF, and every past 1 PM draw stays searchable below in the results history.
A quick note: this page shows only the 1 PM draw. If your ticket is for the 6 PM (Sikkim) or 8 PM (Nagaland) draw instead, use the tabs on the homepage or visit that draw’s own page directly — checking the wrong time slot against the wrong numbers is the most common reason people think they’ve “lost” a winning ticket.
This is an independent result-information page and is not operated by the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries. Always confirm against the official government result before making any claim.